Practical articles on web development, headless CMS, e-commerce and building websites that grow your business.
Switching PHP is one click in the hosting panel. What breaks afterwards is the plugin from 2019 and the theme nobody has touched since launch. The order that keeps any WordPress site up, from a five-page brochure to a shop, the traps to check for first, and what it costs to have it done.
On 21 October PHP shipped fixes for two flaws that let attackers run code on your server without logging in. If your site runs PHP 8.1 or older, there is no update to install. Here is how to find out what you run, what to do today, and what an upgrade costs.
Agencies quote $40,000 and up. Founders on Upwork offer $5,000. Both are talking about a marketplace. Here is what each feature costs in hours and dollars, and where the gap comes from.
You don't need to code to get a good first version built. You do need to decide what it must prove, what to cut, what it should cost and who holds the keys. A plain-language guide for founders.
An AI builder gets you a working app in a weekend. Paying users need more than that. Here is what usually has to be fixed, what you can keep, and what the work costs.
The demo works on day one. Duplicate webhooks, rate limits and silent API changes show up three weeks later. Here is what we plan for before writing the first request.
Most performance advice is generic. These seven fixes are the ones that reliably improve LCP, INP and CLS on business websites, ordered by impact.
Choosing between a headless and a traditional CMS shapes how fast your site loads, how easily your team publishes, and how much it costs to grow. Here is a practical way to decide.